cooking conversions How to make your own homemade “pop tarts” Ok, these are not pop-tarts exactly, how about just-like-pop-tarts-but-without-the-stuff-you-can’t-spell (or say)? It’s super easy, all you need is a good butter pie dough and delicious jam of your choice. And if you’re one of those who think a great pie is all about a good crust–I am of course one–these pop-tarts are perfect for you. They are filled with just enough delectable jam to punctuate the flavor without obscuring the buttery, flaky goodness of the crust. I’ve been having so much fun making them (and eating them) lately, I thought I’d share a few tricks I picked up along the way with you so your pop-tarts come out perfect every time. Start with the pie crust recipe you’re most comfortable with. Break off a piece about 75g by weight. Roll the dough into 8″x6″ rectangle, working gently and slowly so you get a good rectangular shape. Brush off excess flour. Fold the dough in half, making sure they match the other edge perfectly. Trim off the excess, uneven dough edges. Et voila!
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Upside Down Apple Pie If you consider yourself “pie crust challenged”, this recipe is your new best friend. I first saw this pie over at Lisa’s blog and I knew I had to give it a try, it looked delicious. While I have no problem making pie crust, so manypeople have had bad experiences making pie crust from scratch andhave just given up. It does take practice. This recipe was intriguing as it uses refrigerated pie crust. This pie is absolutely fantastic and after the hubby and I ate our share, we both agreed we prefer this apple pie to regular apple pie any day. We are just done with regular apple pie…can you believe it? Make this, make this, make this for Thanksgiving, you will save yourself a million hours and can concentrate on otherdesserts you want to serve. Also, you do not have to worry about making the crust look pretty with fluted edges because you are going to flip it over, another plus. Coat a deep-dish pie plate with nonstick cooking spray and line it with parchment paper. Here’s a side shot.
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